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McKenna's Squad Beauty Bar Melissa Schummer Cup of Kudos EP2
An up-close interview with Melissa Schummer sharing wisdom and One little girl's legacy and love for makeup is bringing joy to healing children. McKenna's mom Melissa shares wisdom as a mom surviving and helping others after the loss of her daughter McKenna to a rare form of bone cancer. Changing ashes for beauty and helping others make it through a difficult time. There are things you can do to help support their effort in bringing smiles and makeup to children's hospitals. Organizations like Hurley Medical Center, Hurley Foundation and Landaal Packaging are partnering up to help make the world a little brighter for those that need it most.
GIRL'S LEGACY AND LOVE FOR MAKEUP
BRINGS JOY TO HEALING
CHILDREN
Featured on Cup of Kudos magazine 5.1

Caregiving for the Caregiver Series 1 Episode 1
As our family gets older, a new journey with many lessons will arrive. Being prepared in advanced can make this transition time easier. However there will always be obstacles navigating the road while being a caregiver. In today's episode a few pointers are shared highlighting topics you should talk about with your family now. From home care, nursing home, assisted living, there is so much to know. #caregiving #cupofkudos #kudosmagazine #kudoscaregiver

Hurley Foundation celebrates 25 years of helping keep our community healthy and informed. Cup of Kudos will be sharing a multi-video series to share with you the new faces. new ideas and new opportunities at this great organization. Part 1 to be continued.

Want to be successful or achieve a big goal? Ditch this one word to get into a lifestyle of positive thinking. Want to remove negative thinking that may be holding you back? Ditch this word “how.”

Childhood obesity is very serious. Emily Gideon, a Nutrition Specialist from Hurley Medical Center shared simple tips to help your child avoid childhood obesity.

Three tips to keep in mind when your blood sugar level is running high. Jenn Walrath a nurse and diabetes educator at Hurley Medical Center Diabetes Center shared wisdom on managing diabetes.
Wishing you good health.
#diabetes #highbloodsugar #hurleymedicalcenter #cupofkudos

Kids with Diabetes Growing into teens have a few more issues to deal with than kids without it. When it comes to diabetes, it is important to stay up to date on current treatments and education.
There are continual advancements made to treat diabetes. Some adults may have never received formal education on treating their diabetes. Also, with children, they will experience different stages in growing up with diabetes. As they grow older, they may have questions about drinking and sex or other topics they may not want to talk about with their parents.
Hurley Diabetes Center offers programs to help children as they transition from pediatric care into adulthood.
You can find more information on diabetes programs by contacting
Hurley Diabetes Center Phone: (810) 262-2310

Key when you need help, ask! And pray about it! I had no strength or will power but lost 20! No joke no gimmick. Here is my story about ballooning up and working on my return. #powerofprayer #askforhelp

Jen Walrath shares insight on technology and advancement for diabetics. Including the new no poke monitors. But there is a little more to than just that! At the Hurley Diabetes Center, medical staff is available to help walk patients through all the steps of setting up their new equipment. Take listen if you are considering changing your diabetic equipment.

Ready to get on track to a path of happiness. Start by realizing, it’s ok not to be ok. But while you are not ok, take action for your rebound to be ok.